The Northern Ireland Centre for Entrepreneurship has won a £678,000 sterling award from the Office of Science and Technology in the UK to finance entrepreneurship projects in the North. The funding will bring entrepreneurship training and education to Northern Ireland's agri-food sector in partnership with Loughry College, the University of Ulster and Queen's University Belfast. The award is one of only six made in the UK through the Science Enterprise Challenge.
Budding entrepreneurs to benefit as centre attracts funding award
The Northern Ireland Centre for Entrepreneurship has won a £678,000 sterling award from the Office of Science and Technology …
IN THIS SECTION
‘Yulia is fighting for all of us’: Book on experience of Ukraine war is launched in Dublin
The Irish Times view on the Coimisiún na Meán code on online safety: imposing rules on the Wild West
The Irish Times view on the Brics summit: signs of shifting international alliances
Liverpool to move to Adidas from Nike in kit deal worth more than €70m a year
Tusla raised ‘significant concern’ over eight-year-old Kyran Durnin in August
Business Today
Get the latest business news and commentary from our expert business team in your inbox every weekday morning